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Nexen Seeking Asian Partners for LNG Export Project

Officials with Nexen told Bloomberg yesterday that they recently traveled to Asia with the goal of forming a joint venture to develop natural gas plays in Western Canada. Nexen CEO Marvin Romanov said that his company was specifically interested in finding a partner “with good contacts in...

Progress Urges Streamlined Regulatory Process for Canadian LNG Export Projects

Speaking in Calgary, CEO Michael Culbert of Progress Energy Resources encouraged Canadian regulators to develop a streamlined review process for LNG export projects, especially for natural gas pipelines transporting shale gas to planned LNG liquefaction facilities on Canada’s Pacific Coast. Read more in...

Pickens Critical of Proposals to Export U.S. Natural Gas Overseas

Speaking to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, famed oil investor and natural gas production supporter T. Boone Pickens said that “[i]t’s bad public policy to export natural gas – a cleaner, cheaper domestic resource – and import more expensive, dirtier OPEC oil.” The article goes on to cite other industry players and politicians’ concerns with U.S. LNG export...

DOE Sets Public Comment Deadline in Freeport LNG Export Proceeding

The U.S. Department of Energy has set a deadline of July 11, 2011, for public comments in the Freeport LNG export proceeding. The Federal Register provides additional details.

Industry Analysts Say Kitimat and Freeport LNG Export Projects Well-Positioned

North American natural gas industry analysts told Platts LNG Daily [subscription required] that they do not believe that more than three or four North American LNG export projects will be completed, citing financing challenges, market conditions, and competition from other global players like Australia. Several analysts noted that the Kitimat and Freeport LNG export projects currently...

Asian Utilities Considering Equity Interests in Kitimat LNG

An Apache Corp. official said this week that major utilities in Asia are considering purchasing equity stakes in the Kitimat LNG export project planned for British Columbia. Read more in Upstream Online. Separately, the Canadian National Energy Board has convened a series of public hearings on the Kitimat LNG project. An audio webcast of the hearings is available...

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